Ruger Curiosity?

[Sevens]

First post I hope I get it right and in the right place. Does any know anything about the Police Six. 1981 or 2 vintage

Haha, you did not get it right but we can help.

First, welcome.

Second, while you are on-topic (Ruger medium frame double action revolvers…) you will never get your best chance at help if you post in another conversation.

Better to get the assistance you seek is to start a NEW thread ask for help there.

Lastly… you have given us almost nothing to go on and it seems you don't really have a specific question.

Ruger made three models in this series. The medium frame adjustable sight revolver was called the Security Six. The fixed sight square butt was named the Police Service Six. The round butt frame fixed sight model was the Speed Six.

These revolvers ended production around 1985 I think, and were replaced in the lineup by the then-new Ruger GP-100.

 

[gonepostal10309]

Got it.

 

[jeffrefrig]

I decided to give an "I'll take it". I have three Security Sixes in 6" barrels and a four inch, plus a GP100, SP101, and a Speed Six. Also, my CCW 9mm. They are all accurate when I do my part. Like S&W, they just work. The GP100 (in 327 Fed Magnum) is very smooth and rivals my 629-6 at short range (under forty yards) in accuracy and trigger action. I hope to show yinz a good 25 yards target. I can show my 1972 Sec. Six results here. I'll try.

 

[dogkinkead]

Ruger Six series guns have a certain following and prices are even more affected by geographic location than S&W's. I am one of those fans. I have absolutely no need for one, but I really want a stainless 2 3/4 inch Speed Six to go with my 4 inch and 2 3/4 inch SS Security Sixes and my SP101. I will say that the Ruger Speed Six series trigger actions respond very positively to just a little polishing in the right locations.

Instead of polishing, just shoot them a LOT! The action will smooth out enough to complete with a Smith